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Energy Search #59 value & price

Card 59 / 62CommonReleased 1999Illus. Keiji Kinebuchi
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Reviewed by · Updated 8 Aug 2026
Ungraded market value
$1.05 10% · 1Y
PSA 9
$16
PSA 10 · Gem Mint
$64

Energy Search is one of those cards every Fossil-era collector remembers pulling and not thinking much of at the time, a simple Trainer illustrated by Keiji Kinebuchi that quietly rounds out the 1999 Fossil set. It's a common, so nobody's chasing it for rarity in the traditional sense, but it still gets its share of Energy Search value searches from people who find one in an old binder and wonder if it's worth anything. The short answer is that it's a nostalgic piece of Pokemon history more than a big payday, and we'll walk through exactly why.

Price history

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$0.00$21$42$64$8520222023202420252026$64PSA 10$28BGS 9.5$16Grade 9$14Grade 8$10Grade 7$1.05Ungraded

Raw value is $1.05, down 10% over the past year, with an all-time high of $3.10 in February 2021.

Raw
$1.05
1Y
▼ 10%
PSA 10
$64
PSA 9
$16
Population
755
Gem PSA 10
82
Upside
60.5×
All-time high
$3.10

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Energy Search price at every grade

Market value at each grade, with how many exist (population). 755 graded, only 82 are PSA 10.

GradeValuePopulation
PSA 10 (Gem Mint)$6482
PSA 9$16153
PSA 8$14255
PSA 7$10130
PSA 6$6.0379
PSA 5$5.0033
PSA 4$2.2520
PSA 3$2.002
PSA 2$2.001
PSA 1--
Raw / Ungraded$1.05-

Prices & population from PriceCharting. Value shown is the PSA-grade market price; population is split by grading company (PSA / CGC).

Card details

Card number
59 of 62
Rarity
Common
Illustrator
Keiji Kinebuchi
Released
1999
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The collector's take on Energy Search

Is Energy Search worth grading?

Here's the honest breakdown: a raw Energy Search sits at $1, a Grade 9 jumps to $19, and a PSA 10 tops out at $71, which works out to about 62.3 times the raw price. That's a real multiplier on paper, but you have to think about what grading actually costs you in fees, shipping, and the wait, and whether the card you're sending in has the sharp corners and clean surface to have a real shot at gem mint. For a common like this, most raw copies floating around from old packs have some whitening or edge wear from handling, so before you spend more on grading than the card might return, take a hard look at the corners and centering under good light. If it's already flawless, it might be worth the gamble. If it's a well-loved played copy, it's probably happiest staying raw.

How rare is Energy Search?

Fossil was a widely opened set back in 1999 and Energy Search was printed as a common, so there were plenty of copies to go around and there still are today. That's exactly why the raw price stays low and accessible. Where things tighten up is in top-condition survivors: a quarter-century of handling, sun damage, and card-box mishaps means genuinely pristine copies worthy of a PSA 10 are a lot harder to find than the print numbers would suggest, which is part of why that grade holds a real premium over Grade 9 and raw.

Where can you pull Energy Search?

We've tracked 26 recorded pulls of Energy Search across pack sites, mostly through courtyard and collector-crypt, and the biggest single pull we've logged came in at $95. It's shown up in packs like the Pokémon Starter Pack, Anime Pop Culture Gacha, Wildcard Starter Pack, Starter Pokémon Gacha Pack, and Elite Pokémon Gacha Pack, which tend to lean on classic Fossil-era commons as filler alongside flashier hits. It's worth remembering that opening packs is ultimately a gamble and most rips don't come close to covering the cost, so if you're specifically after Energy Search, buying a graded or raw copy outright is usually the more predictable route. But if you love the thrill of the pull, this is the kind of card that turns up along the way.

Questions people ask

How much is Energy Search worth?+

A raw, ungraded Energy Search from Fossil is worth about $1 in today's market. It's a common card from 1999, so the value stays modest, though condition and grading can change that picture a fair bit.

Is Energy Search worth grading?+

It can be, if your copy is genuinely sharp. A PSA 10 sells for $71 against a $1 raw price, which is a solid jump, but grading fees and the difficulty of hitting gem mint mean it's not a guaranteed win. Check corners and centering closely before you commit.

How much is a PSA 10 Energy Search worth?+

A PSA 10 Energy Search currently carries a market value of $71, compared to $19 for a Grade 9 and $1 raw. That's roughly 62.3 times the ungraded price, reflecting how much rarer true gem mint copies are among surviving Fossil commons.

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